The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-08
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SUNSHINE,
Out on the back steps sat the three
Busy. bees, Bob and Bessie and
old Bruse, their dog.
Mamma called them the "Busybees"
because they were always together,
and were never still two minutes at
once.
Mamma had gone away on visit,
but If she had been here on this morn
ing we are speaking OF, she would have
seen, that for once they were very
quiet indeed.
Bessie sat on the top step with her
head tied up in handkerchief, and
though she tried very hard not to let
them, the tears would come. Bob sat
on the second step trying to comfort
her. and old Bruce stood with his
front feet on the lower step, looking
very sorry indeed for he knew as well
as anybody that Bessie was in trouo-
lie.
"Oh" groaned the little girl, put
ting ner hand over her mouth, cit
aches so awful"
Come Bess, said Bob, II wouldn't
stand 1t any longer; let me try to pull
til know can"
"Nol no." cried Bessie, putting both
hands over her mouth, II couldn't
stand it, know ] couldn't"
So Bob did not say any more, but
went on and told her long vi DRY he
had read about "a little CIR, who bad
n very bad tooth, and who could not
| l. 4 al. Il 90. ~ trha
her tooth was so bad she could not
bear it any longer, she took II brick
and tied one end OF n long string
around it, and tied the other
end around her tooth and then
went upstairs, and put her bead
out OF the window, and sluS her
eyes and dropped the brick, apd,%hen
she opened her eyes, the tootho1 and
brick lay on the ground togesBsA"
"Oh, my" cried Bessie, drawing a
long breath
know where there is brick"
"No," said Bessie, family. 81 don't
feel like going upstairs now"
Bob looked discouraged, and kept
still u moment, trying to think OF
! HOlilt Way W NOuN~illS ElSNtl w lstlNN
her tooth out. Pretty soon he jump
ed up:with a briaht thnnahtA
ooh, Bess. / have thought oil the
easiest way iD tGeIwbh1i just let me
tie the handkerchief around Your
eyes, and twthls string arppad- yoIr
tooth while Pcouht twenty. and
when count the, last)w9rd tba tooth
will be way out blythe barn"
N.Y. bobby G ! w issa-iff III ssie' 81
Yes it viii, topi1. insisted her
ssts$G3}Yf SsF99T F'T0|'#S' aH Hq wy IL '''
"And won't you pull the string
byoutselfG' e;hs asked, sY9tf9dy
| I,iIYgnt touchi+ with. my little fin.
ger after I aetit ali tied" promised
Bob, land TT get you n wholepocket-
full oiiny best hickory nrts UP in the
garrett. ifyouJwih. "2!liuoar ASIA
Itl The hickory nuts were q great temp
tation TO Bessie, 20 she let Bob .e the
thandkETtEiei over Her eyes, ava the
ist.fnt uroundnhtr ton6h, while De be-
gan to count. Keeping vem5 N.ill, he
ddiedr the other end of.thG styling 20 the
dogs collar, and 'stilf cOuntiul slowly,
lis picked Up Il little stick aniiihbldine
it in front of thedog's nose he threw
p it,dowh by theubarn dooPUll as he
counted, "" hirhteep-nineteen and
when he said "Twehty" with q rreat
Shout, Bessie gave a littYe cream
I and palletl Dol1o thu IhhnuhTchief
4 to and the string gone and the tooth
4 ?4Whyt WIZ Bobby, whore IS it9"
! She cried, hPatvins nepihant over her
I mouth. .''uB % .T'1 HoiGl 91lu
.kIutlQpt bhgF9 AyI,he barn Why're told
you il would be-" said, Bob. iairly
1 dancing at IFS success, Ind pointing
at Bruce Who was 1huntinsl for the
4 7stickI ogG ,di.m> ImoEL s9M
i Bessie saw the styng hanging to the
dog neck, and cNcialmed
7 "Bobby Gray, Did Bruce pull my
ihtobth2P Iu!d 1u lo ylma' 90
"Yes, SIR" answered BoAeryaerriy,
Ys-ea Ing won bHhgrsegoq accent ioi
4 1t, sitDerpand ;y9a,F DC some sVoJ to
I play With now. ''' INV 0''"
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she wilnd some iSio9d ohihesiap I'm
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I leaving she lstFiMniwFsb eihltiIl lang,
iiniIItoI tbd doeri lheolSu ~ o N on 20 u
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